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As long as this rift remains rhetorical it could do more good than bad for Labour

The Maga movement is experiencing whiplash after swallowing Trump’s campaign rhetoric about wanting to stop wars

Some people cut out so many foods, for fear of triggering gut symptoms, that it makes their digestive problems worse, experts say

The Government says people who pass the personal allowance on their state pension alone will not pay income tax - but it is yet to give details

One graduate's £41,207 loan has increased by more than £16,400 over seven years

Nick Hillman was a special adviser for the universities minister when Plan 2 student loans were introduced, and said some of the changes made to the system are 'regrettable'

Around half of women have taken a career break at some point, meaning millions could be affected

Official forecasts show a higher than expected rise in the predicted spend on health and disability benefits

Reports of the death of the special relationship are greatly exaggerated. Donald Trump might be having a pop at Sir Keir Starmer for not immediately falling into line on Iran, but the underlying bedrock of the US and UK’s intertwined…

Households face fresh cost-of-living hit if higher energy prices fuelled by the Iran war are sustained

The former president discussed his relationship with Epstein, old photos and the Sultan of Brunei, occasionally smiling, laughing and checking the time

The freeze in income tax thresholds is set to drag many pensioners into paying it for the first time

The Vice President dreams of reaching the Oval Office but faces his nightmare scenario

Potholes are the breach in our social contract - something you feel in your spine, literally and metaphorically

Homes worth over £1m are likely to attract an inheritance tax bill

Nowhere can Russia's weaknesses be seen more clearly than in the Middle East

Oil prices have spiked because ships are unable to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

The US President's base will turn on him just as viciously as they’ve turned on every other politician

I have been surprised at the gulf between the genuinely good stuff in the electric market and those models that are very easy to forget

The US President has set in motion something he can’t control – it could engulf him

Experts warn soaring cost of oil could lead to 'record prices at the pumps' - and higher UK inflation

One Capitol Hill staffer told The i Paper: "Honestly, I couldn't tell you I knew who he was before this"

The fiscal update could signal what the Chancellor is planning for her next Budget

The US President is right to worry about his own 'forever war'

Whatever the shortcomings of the House Oversight Committee’s probe of Jeffrey Epstein, it was quite a moment for a former occupant of the Oval Office to be forced to face the music

The obsession which is a core of Maga is corroding the US President's bond with his supporters

It has been named the 'worst' airline for short-haul flights in research by Which?

Oratory is not about reading words; it's about conveying the meaning, importance and emotion

A Congressional committee’s failure to interrogate Trump over his own Epstein links has fuelled accusations that its questioning is politically motivated

Property sellers are being forced to slash the asking prices on homes despite reductions to mortgage rates making it cheaper for buyers to borrow money.